JavaScript Check

A KB site requires JavaScript to be enabled on a visitor's machine. True, it is hard to browse the web today with JavaScript disabled. But just for safety, we can check for it when visitors call the default/front page. If disabled, a visitor is offered advice on how to enable it, and, alternatively, the full alphabetic list of topics in the KB, which can be viewed without JS.

You enable/disable the JavaScript check in the default/front page. See also Default/Front Page.

The most common default/front page configuration is:

<body>
Welcome to TITLE OF WEB SITE
<a href="ksw/jscheck.htm">Click here to enter site</a>
<a href="ksw/toc.htm">Complete list of pages on this site</a>
</body>

Note. Above, options are [YES]Google [YES]JS [NO]Direct. See Default/Front Page Options.

You enable the JS check by using the first link above. This link is required in the default/front page. The jscheck.htm file checks the browser has JavaScript enabled, and if not, it offers a list of pages on the site in the form of the KSW Index. If JavaScript is enabled, jscheck.htm opens the frameset/KB. If you want to skip the JS check, replace jscheck.htm with frameset.htm. Skipping the JS check makes sense, as one hardly can browse the web today with JavaScript disabled. Here is an example where the JS check is skipped:

<body>
Welcome to TITLE OF WEB SITE
<a href="ksw/frameset.htm">Click here to enter site</a>
<a href="ksw/toc.htm">Complete list of pages on this site</a>
</body>

Note. Above, options are [YES]Google [NO]JS [NO]Direct. See Default/Front Page Options.